I completed my final weekend of the “Integrated Approach for Facilitating Change” course. This was run over 15 days over a 9 month period and brought together the previous training on treating and assessing the low back, neck and shoulder. The final 4 days of training focussed on an entire approach of assessing injuries and included the lower limb.
This approach identified the cause of the problem and got rapid results with fast effective techniques. I was able to see clearly how the foot should function in gait and how ideal movement and alignment of joints can relieve pain. Functional rehabilitation was a key component in relieving pain and preventing pain from returning.
After the weekend I treated a man with hamstring pain. I assessed his rib cage and identified a problem. With correction of this problem he could touch his toes, sit and flex forward and straighten his knee and replicate kicking a rugby ball with no hamstring pain. He has had a second treatment and he is about to start cycling again.
I treated a triathlete with pain in his shoulder from catching his daughter in a swimming pool. He could not ride in profile position because pain extended down his arm and became too intense. I treated his rib cage and taught him how to suspend his body and he could ride with no pain after 1 session.
These are two of the changes I have made with effective long term results. I plan to specialise in treating Ironman athletes. These athletes need fast relief of pain and also to continue training. My skills enable me to treat all other areas of body. To be truly effective the patient must comply with instructions and complete the treatment.
If you are interested in what I do contact me on mail@physical-edge.com
Physical Edge 
Hey,
I’ve been following your blog and just want to say congratulations on your Ironman finish! I also completed my first IM this year in a time similar to yours and enjoyed reading about your experiences as I prepared for the big day!
Safe training!
IE
http://Www.oneyeartoironman.com
Congratulations to you too. One of the most memorable days of my life. Good to have a physical goal each year. How good is crossing that finish line. I remember saying I never want to run a marathon or do an Ironman again as I was finishing the run on the Ironman. I think if I did another one I would be better as I am doing the Etape du tour and can tell my legs are much stronger. What is your next challenge? I think you contacted me about writing on your website.More than happy to help where I can.